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How do you say "twenty-four" in Italian?

ventiquattro

Noun

In Italian, "twenty-four" is ventiquattro.

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Pronunciation

Ven-tee-KWAH-troh. Four syllables, second stressed.

Grammar notes

Number, invariable. Plural ventiquattro (unchanged). Twenty plus four.

Example sentence

Un giorno ha ventiquattro ore.

A day has twenty-four hours.

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How to remember ventiquattro

Ventiquattro has twenty and four. Twenty-four hours in a day.

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Questions about ventiquattro

How do you say "twenty-four" in Italian?

In Italian, "twenty-four" is ventiquattro. It is a noun.

How is ventiquattro written in Italian?

ventiquattro is written using the standard Italian script.

How is ventiquattro used in a sentence?

Use ventiquattro as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Un giorno ha ventiquattro ore. (A day has twenty-four hours.).

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